Torah Reading: Introducing Moses

The Torah Reading (Sh'mot) is from Exodus 1:1 to 6:1. We are introduced to Moses (Moshe), his birth, his life and forced departure from Egypt, his new life in Midian and his calling to go back to Egypt. A person might think that Moses eagerly embraced his calling. In fact, nothing could be further from the truth. When Moses was confronted by a Holy God, unlike his past in Egypt, now he is unsure of himself and recognizes his sinful life. Even asking God to choose someone else. When you examine ALL of scripture you will see that is a common occurrence.  Note: early on a reference is made, recommending people to view a teaching series by R.C. Sproul. The teaching is on the Holiness of God, (highly recommended). Link: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL30acyfm60fVpGc7Eo--3S6w1kdhXY9Cb
This Torah reading was done by Allan Nemer during our Saturday Shabbat Service on December 25, 2021

Acts of the Emissaries Chapter 23 Part 2

Continuing through the Book of Acts, Chapter 23, part 2, we dig into more details. This sermon was given by Messianic Rabbi Frank Davis during our Saturday Shabbat Service on December 18, 2021. 

Acts of the Emissaries Chapter 23 Part 1

We start the next chapter of the Book of Acts, chapter 23. Here we find Shaul (Paul) finishing up his testimony before the Sanhedrin and creating controversy in the process. We also find Shaul receiving marching orders for his future from Yeshua himself in a nighttime visitation. Paul also is transported to Caesarea to save his life and also testify before the Roman regional governor, Felix. This message was given by Messianic Rabbi Frank Davis during our Saturday Shabbat Service on December 11, 2021.

Getting Familiar with Hanukkah

A short synopsis of Hanukkah. It's history, what it meant to the Jewish people then and how we can apply it's meaning in our lives at this time. (Since we are the temple of the Ruach HaKodesh (the Holy Spirit) that means we must cleanse and rededicate our temples as well).
This sermon was given by Messianic Rabbi Frank Davis during our Saturday Shabbat Service on December 4, 2021.